Sentence examples for interlinked system from inspiring English sources

We show that these structures appear to comprise of an interlinked system of at least three sets of drivers and four core processes.

The present paper aims at providing a simple and transparent analytical model that illustrates how different policy measures address different parts of an interlinked system, which determines the composition of the future car fleet.

Great landscape pictures, from Fan Kuan's Travellers Among Mountains and Streams (painted in around 1000AD) to Rubens' The Rainbow Landscape (painted about 1636) and Hokusai's 35 Views of Mount Fuji (created as coloured woodblock prints from about 1830 to 1835), again and again imagine life as an abundant interlinked system between sky and Earth.

It is even more rare to be in the position to watch how these concepts and ideas, related customs, designs and decorations change together through consecutive periods and cultures as part of an interlinked system, creating very diverse phenomena but always preserving something, thus maintaining a continuity of the whole.

Since the design and operation of such systems are very complicated for many reasons (e.g. the intermittent nature of the renewable sources, the highly interlinked system layouts), it is of the foremost importance to provide tools to help select the best system configuration and energy sources mix.

The urban environment is a complex interlinked system.

Governments face the daunting task of developing policies and making investment decisions for climate change adaptation in an environment that consist of complex, interlinked systems with manifold uncertainties.

Biodiversity can then be seen as not only the wide spectrum of organisms on Earth but also the interlinked systems of individuals, which all depend on each other for future survival, humanity not excluded.

Thereby, we exploit two main methods: (i) context-based focused crawler architecture to discover local knowledge from interlinked systems, and (ii) knowledge alignment process to integrate the discovered local knowledge.

Gribbin argues that the story of life is an "example of surface complexity built upon foundations of deep simplicity", and in his final and most interesting chapter on Lovelock's Gaia theory we sense the real power of chaos and complexity to explain the interlinked systems that keep the Earth in a delicate state of equilibrium.

Many interlinked systems in the modern world depend on a reliable power supply to function effectively, and the health sector is no exception.